AAC53 Chair 5 star swivel, Aluminium / Divina Blue
1 209.00 €
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AAC53 chair by Hay with an elegant, functional design with a relaxed look.
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Description
The chair by Hay has an elegant, functional design with a relaxed look. It has a softly curved, embracing seat in polypropylene with different, high quality upholsteries. It has a timeless, five-legged base with a gas lift for adjusting the seat height perfect for the modern home office.
Designed by Hee Welling.
- The chair comes in different models.
- Combine the chair with a desk from Hay.
- Perfect for both home and public environment.
- AAC53 is appreciated for the timeless, functional design and the semi-automatic gas lift.
- This chair is part of Hay's office collection.
- For more information download PDF.
Designed by Hee Welling.
About the chair from Hay
- The chair comes in different models.
- Combine the chair with a desk from Hay.
- Perfect for both home and public environment.
- AAC53 is appreciated for the timeless, functional design and the semi-automatic gas lift.
- This chair is part of Hay's office collection.
Care advice for the chair
- For more information download PDF.
Product information
- Item number308804
- Delivery item numberAA282-A001-AA37
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerHee Welling
- Freight classExtraLarge
- Adjustable heightYes
- ColourDivina Blue
- Delivered assembledYes
- LegsAluminium
- Martindale45000
- SeatFoam, Polypropylene
- UpholsteredYes
- UpholsteryWool
- WaterresistantNo
- WheelsYes
- Depth69 cm
- Height87.5 cm
- Seat height42.4 cm
- Width69 cm
- Warranty10 years
About the brand
Hay was founded in 2002, and its furniture collection was launched at Imm Cologne in 2003. The ambition behind Hay was to encourage Danish furniture design to return to its innovative golden age of the 1950s and 1960s, but in a context suited to the present day. It quickly became a concept that gained global popularity.